JULY 1, 2000
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Extra deputies on duty 4th of July weekend to ensure safety
The Yamhill County Sheriffs Of
fice will be joining more than 300 law
enforcement agencies in Oregon and
Washington, as well as British Co
lumbia, in a stepped-up traffic safety
enforcement effort around the July
4th holiday weekend.
The multi-agency effort is a part
of the Three Flags International
Safety Belt campaign, aimed at
saving lives and reducing the num
ber of injuries and deaths due to traf
fic crashes. The ten-day enforcement
campaign begins Friday, June 30 and
concludes on Sunday, July 9.
The focus for this Three Flags cam
paign will be targeting speeding vio
lations, impaired or drunk drivers
and insuring proper seat belt or child
safety seat usage.
Yamhill County Sheriffs deputies
will be patrolling Highway 18 and
99W, as well as local smaller feeder
routes, to maintain safe routes for
motorists who may be traveling to the
Oregon Coast or other vacation des
tinations. Deputies will be reminding drivers
that children under the age 12
should be safely restrained in the
back seat of a vehicle, with children
under either age four or less than 40
pounds weight riding a correctly in
stalled safety seat.
"Never have a child car seat up
front, especially in cars equipped
with air bags," says Yamhill County
Sheriff Norm Hand. "Please also re
member that air bags are a 'supple
mental' restraint system, they assist
the seat belt during a crash. The air
bag does not eliminate the need to
wear a seat belt, in fact since an air
bag deploys at about 200 miles per
hour, the driver or passenger who is
not belted in may be seriously injured
when the air bag inflates."
Farewell to Grand Ronde Principal
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The kids who attend the Tribe's Before and After School Care program and Grand Ronde Elementary
surprised Kathy Sumner with a beautiful Pendleton blanket at her going away party. Sumner served as
Grand Ronde principal for eight years.
The Grand Ronde
Resource Center
Food Bank
will be closed July 4.
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THURSDAYS
11 A.M. - 2 P.M.
8715 MORTH STREET
In case of emergency,
contact Mardell Williams
at 879-2034.
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CLIENTS:
Patient registration
requesting your patience
Lottie Child would like to say good-bye to all Tribal and non-Tribal families
who she has meet at the patient registration desk. She will leaving the
Medical Clinic to work at Spirit Mountain Casino.
"I will miss all of you. You're not just my friends, you are my family. I pray
The Great Spirit will take good care of you," said Lottie.
Please be patient with the registration desk at the Grand Ronde Health
and Wellness Center during this transition until the job position is filled.
Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.
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lTClv&3 cancers occur in women 50 and older.
And even though family history increases your risk, 80
percent of women who get breast cancer have no family
history. Mammograms are the best way to find breast
cancer early, at its most treatable stage.
Early detection saves lives.
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